The media park is open

The media park not only celebrated its opening, but also 50 years of Tele. Rasch has already given a first insight into the rooms of the media park (MK reported). These have now been inaugurated on 14.06.2017. Admeira is also moving into these premises. "With the investment in the interior fit-out of the media park, Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland and Admeira their belief in the future of the publishing business and the Swiss advertising market", the press release explains.Green next to pink180 employees from Admeira and 400 from Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland's German-language magazine and newspaper titles are delighted with the new premises, which cover around 11,000 square meters over three floors. A major feature is the play of colors. Contrasts were deliberately created and, for example, green was painted next to pink. Basically, everything is kept open. There are both fixed workstations and desks for temporary employees. People can retreat to one of the various relaxation areas or meeting zones, which have been equipped with armchairs, and the meeting rooms have been brought up to the latest technical standards - no projectors, but big screens. The team also wants to promote new working methods such as Scrum. Another highlight for employees are the spacious terraces, which can also be used as a place of retreat or for a staff aperitif. The rooms are visually accentuated with selected works from the Ringier art collection. The offices are adorned with paintings by Nicole Eisenman, Thomas Ruff and Steven Shearer, and in addition to the independently run "not guilty" restaurant on the first floor, the large lounge on the second floor offers a selected range of products from the "Kleiner" bakery. The "Chinderstern" daycare center on the first floor has been open since May and the in-house fitness center will also be available in the coming days.50 years of Tele The 50th anniversary of the TV magazine Tele was also celebrated at the Grand Opening. A multimedia journey through time took the audience through the most important stages of Swiss television history and the corresponding reporting by Tele. Presenter Sandra Studer and comedian Claudio Zuccolini hosted the show; well-known TV faces such as Viktor Giacobbo and Rainer Maria Salzgeber acted as protagonists.